Protein Supplies Australia WPI Whey Protein Isolate Choc Peanut Butter

Description

Chocolate and peanut butter is a classic pairing, and Protein Supplies Australia WPI Choc Peanut Butter turns it into a protein powder. It is a whey protein isolate blend made in Australia, with peanut flour and cocoa for flavour and stevia for sweetness.

What is WPI Choc Peanut Butter?

WPI stands for whey protein isolate, which is filtered further than a standard whey concentrate. In this peanut butter protein powder, whey protein isolate makes up 71% of the blend, alongside 21% peanut flour and 6.5% cocoa powder. Each 30 g serve provides 23 g of protein. The label states it is grass-fed whey and 99% lactose free.

The formula also includes natural flavour, a probiotic culture (Bacillus coagulans) and a blend of digestive enzymes (protease, amylase, cellulase, lactase and lipase). Sunflower lecithin is added as an emulsifier.

Key features

  • 23 g of protein per 30 g serve
  • 71% whey protein isolate, 21% peanut flour and 6.5% cocoa powder
  • Labelled 99% lactose free, but it still contains milk
  • Added probiotic culture and digestive enzymes
  • Natural flavour, sweetened with stevia
  • Free from gluten, added refined sugar, GMOs and artificial additives, according to the label
  • Made in Australia

How it fits into your routine

Because the peanut flour is part of the recipe, this chocolate peanut butter protein powder tastes closer to a dessert than a plain shake. Many people have it after training, blended with milk and ice, or stirred through oats and yoghurt for a higher protein breakfast. The label also lists smoothies, baked treats and pancakes as suitable uses.

Prefer a cleaner chocolate flavour without peanut? Try the chocolate WPI, or pick vanilla WPI if you want something more neutral for baking.

How to use

Mix, shake or blend one 30 g serve (about three heaped tablespoons) with 150 to 200 ml of water or milk. The label suggests 1 to 3 serves per day, depending on your daily dietary needs and the advice of your health professional.

Pack sizes

WPI Choc Peanut Butter comes in 500 g (16 serves) and 1 kg. If you are still deciding, you can compare other protein powders before you choose.

Good to know

  • Allergen warning: contains milk and peanut. Do not use if you have a peanut or milk allergy.
  • Lactose free labelling does not make it suitable for people avoiding dairy.
  • Not suitable for children under 15 years of age or pregnant women.
  • This product is not a sole source of nutrition and should be consumed with a healthy diet and regular exercise. It should only be used under medical or dietetic supervision where advised.
  • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, with the pack closed tightly.

Prefer to pick it up? Wallaby Wellness offers free pickup in Strathpine, QLD, and free Australia-wide shipping on orders over $150.

Protein Supplies Australia WPI Whey Protein Isolate Choc Peanut Butter

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    Description

    Chocolate and peanut butter is a classic pairing, and Protein Supplies Australia WPI Choc Peanut Butter turns it into a protein powder. It is a whey protein isolate blend made in Australia, with peanut flour and cocoa for flavour and stevia for sweetness.

    What is WPI Choc Peanut Butter?

    WPI stands for whey protein isolate, which is filtered further than a standard whey concentrate. In this peanut butter protein powder, whey protein isolate makes up 71% of the blend, alongside 21% peanut flour and 6.5% cocoa powder. Each 30 g serve provides 23 g of protein. The label states it is grass-fed whey and 99% lactose free.

    The formula also includes natural flavour, a probiotic culture (Bacillus coagulans) and a blend of digestive enzymes (protease, amylase, cellulase, lactase and lipase). Sunflower lecithin is added as an emulsifier.

    Key features

    • 23 g of protein per 30 g serve
    • 71% whey protein isolate, 21% peanut flour and 6.5% cocoa powder
    • Labelled 99% lactose free, but it still contains milk
    • Added probiotic culture and digestive enzymes
    • Natural flavour, sweetened with stevia
    • Free from gluten, added refined sugar, GMOs and artificial additives, according to the label
    • Made in Australia

    How it fits into your routine

    Because the peanut flour is part of the recipe, this chocolate peanut butter protein powder tastes closer to a dessert than a plain shake. Many people have it after training, blended with milk and ice, or stirred through oats and yoghurt for a higher protein breakfast. The label also lists smoothies, baked treats and pancakes as suitable uses.

    Prefer a cleaner chocolate flavour without peanut? Try the chocolate WPI, or pick vanilla WPI if you want something more neutral for baking.

    How to use

    Mix, shake or blend one 30 g serve (about three heaped tablespoons) with 150 to 200 ml of water or milk. The label suggests 1 to 3 serves per day, depending on your daily dietary needs and the advice of your health professional.

    Pack sizes

    WPI Choc Peanut Butter comes in 500 g (16 serves) and 1 kg. If you are still deciding, you can compare other protein powders before you choose.

    Good to know

    • Allergen warning: contains milk and peanut. Do not use if you have a peanut or milk allergy.
    • Lactose free labelling does not make it suitable for people avoiding dairy.
    • Not suitable for children under 15 years of age or pregnant women.
    • This product is not a sole source of nutrition and should be consumed with a healthy diet and regular exercise. It should only be used under medical or dietetic supervision where advised.
    • Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, with the pack closed tightly.

    Prefer to pick it up? Wallaby Wellness offers free pickup in Strathpine, QLD, and free Australia-wide shipping on orders over $150.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. What is peanut butter protein powder?

    Peanut butter protein powder is a protein supplement flavoured with peanut. Protein Supplies Australia WPI Choc Peanut Butter combines 71% whey protein isolate with 21% peanut flour and 6.5% cocoa powder, and provides 23 g of protein per 30 g serve.

    2. How much protein is in peanut butter protein powder?

    One 30 g serve of this peanut butter protein powder provides 23 g of protein. The 500 g pack contains 16 serves.

    3. What can you mix peanut butter protein powder with?

    The label says to mix, shake or blend one 30 g serve with 150 to 200 ml of water or milk. It also lists smoothies, baked treats and pancakes as suitable uses.

    4. Is peanut butter protein powder gluten free?

    The label for this product states it contains no gluten. It does contain milk and peanut, so it is not suitable for people with those allergies.

    5. Is chocolate peanut butter protein powder dairy free?

    No. This chocolate peanut butter protein powder is made with whey and contains milk. It is labelled 99% lactose free, but it is not a dairy-free product.

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